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Buy a lamogennie!
That would be my car of choice :twisted:
A metallic purple Lamborghini Diablo.
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That car is obscene!!!
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i dont see the problem here
i would spend most of it on setting up a home for old knackerd swingers (like my self ) mind you we would let a few of the younger ones from SH in as well
then the rest of the money i would give to warwick to see if he could go out and buy a few decent players for the english rugby side
colin
i would spend most of it on setting up a home for old knackerd swingers (like my self ) mind you we would let a few of the younger ones from SH in as well
then the rest of the money i would give to warwick to see if he could go out and buy a few decent players for the english rugby side
colin
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I'm thinking I would buy an old double decker bus - deck it out as a Munch Wagon and just drive round the country partying with all the people on here!!! 
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Roger the Dragon
(Not very discreet though!
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:lol: Roger the Dragon
(Not very discreet though!
) Knowing that I am totally crap with money, I have already sat down and made a pie-chart of how I would use any windfall, say in the unlikely event that I won the lottery jackpot..
25% to charities, causes and projects I support
25% to family and friends
25% Invested
And 25 % just for fun
Each of these quarters is sub-divided for specific purposes, right down to the last half of one percent. Thus, Greepeace would get 2.5 %, Amnesty 2%, LACS 1.5 % , RSPCC 2% , etc.
Small percentages, but 1% of a large amount of money is, in itself, quite a tidy sum.
As for the one special thing I would buy
: I don't really know 
, but it might be an island retreat, far from the madding crowd 
25% to charities, causes and projects I support
25% to family and friends
25% Invested
And 25 % just for fun
Each of these quarters is sub-divided for specific purposes, right down to the last half of one percent. Thus, Greepeace would get 2.5 %, Amnesty 2%, LACS 1.5 % , RSPCC 2% , etc.
Small percentages, but 1% of a large amount of money is, in itself, quite a tidy sum.
As for the one special thing I would buy
: I don't really know , but it might be an island retreat, far from the madding crowd Quote by Scandal
Anyway if I won a bean on that National Poll Tax Draw I'd seek serious medical help, because I don't pay it.
Remember: It won't be you!
That would be the major flaw in my plan too! 
Quote by ScandalNor is buying a house!
Do you know that this is not a new idea though?
I'm sure there was a scheme like this in the Dingle a few years ago and it came on top because the DHSS classified the skill and labour exchange as quid pro quo employment and those who were unemployed were de facto working.True, but that is not skills exchange, that is a barter market. By skills exchange, I mean the exchange of skills through teaching.
I can remember hearing a fella on the radio who was unemployed saying that he'd done some work on a neighbours house in exchange for something and a spokesperson for the SS explaining how that contravened the rules or that he should have been actively seeking employment instead. Micro-regeneration - illegal. Typical.
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Kat
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Some things can't be bought, like love, health and family.
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Strangely, this is one of those things that I think long and seriously about.
I wouldn't give any money to charity. With that much money, I would want to have control over how it was spent, and set up my own charity.
The purpose of the charity would be to create a skills exchange for those on low income or unemployed. The theory behind it being: it is easier to live cheaper than to earn more.
Not for the big things, for the little things, healthy eating, minor repairs or improvements to house, garden, car, hairdressing, holidays, even information.
Not trying to give people additional skills or income - just how to make the best use of what you have got.
lhk
Kat
Great answer KitKat. I'd do all the usual house, cars, holidays set the kids up. Really though with that amount of money I honestly think I would find it hard to spend sensibly so I think I would have to sit on it for along time, In a high interest account of course.
I wouldn’t give money to charities. I would consider starting a company in a third world region, where people and their natural resourses were being exploited. The aim would be to offer lots of people the dignity of a good standard of living through fair pay – which in turn boosts the local economy. Also any profit the company makes would be used to develop the region.
I think I would also buy my own swinging club – and personally screen the members
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I think I would also buy my own swinging club – and personally screen the members
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